The phrase "age of type" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing different types or categories of age, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In the age of type, we categorize individuals based on their generational characteristics."
Alternatives: "era of classification" or "period of categorization".
Median age of type 2 diabetic cases was 22 years, and controls with type 2 diabetes was 19 years.
There was no difference in autoantibody (aab) positivity in relation to age of type 1 diabetes diagnosis.
OBJECTIVE To test the hypothesis that age of type 2 diabetes onset influences inherent susceptibility to diabetic retinopathy, independent of disease duration and degree of hyperglycemia.
The mean age of type 1 diabetes diagnosis was 9.6 ± 4.4 years, and the average HbA1c at diagnosis was 11.6 ± 2.6%.
This is not surprising, since in the original cohort the mean age of type 2 diabetic patients at entry was 61 years, and accordingly, it would be expected that few would be available for follow-up 25 years later.
A number of cancers occurred and further studies are needed to understand whether this represents a true increased risk for malignancy in subjects with AIP or is due to older age of type 1 patients and ascertainment bias as patients with AIP have extensive diagnostic studies and close follow-up.
It was also shown by Ahagon that in aging of Type I the M100 was increased and λb is decreased following the equation given below: λ b = A ∗ M 100 - 0.75.
The inclusion criteria were as follows: ≥21 years of age, diagnosis of type 1 diabetes ≥2 years duration, married/partnered (≥1 year), and could speak/read English.
The median age of the type 1 diabetic cases and controls was not available).
The risk factors for middle-age onset of type 2 diabetes are well known.
The researchers compared data on the age of two types of Martian meteorites, using four different isotope clocks.
